Cogsworth VS Recurrr

Cogsworth is different in three main ways:

1. It is built for conversion. When you embed your booking form on your site or in email, you expect customers to fill it out. Somehow, all of our competitors have made purposefully obtuse products that are at odds with intuitive form design. What is the point of having a booking system if it does not lead to the maximum number of customers?

2. Cogsworth takes privacy and security seriously. We are currently undergoing GDPR certification, and will be the only scheduling system to announce change our architecture to be compliant with European regulation. Us begin compliant = you being compliant. GDPR ultimately means that the end user (you) are liable for any breaches. So why risk it? Switch to cogsworth.

3. We are easy to use. Whether you just want to set and forget or if you want your staff logging in frequently and updating their time schedules. Cogsworth is easy to use, intuitive and built for scale.

Recurrr provides a missing feature from all major email clients - sending recurring emails. It’s a productivity hack we’ve been using for the past 5 years, now available to everyone as an easy-to-use web app.

What is that productivity hack? It’s simple - sending the same email, again and again.

Think about it: - you can have recurring events in your calendar - you can have recurring tasks in your todo app - but you CANNOT send recurring emails

No email client will help you do that… not Gmail, not Outlook, not Fastmail, not Superhuman, nobody! And it's such a shame, because sending recurring emails can be so useful!

Sending a recurring email can help you: - clear your schedule, by turning some meetings into emails; - do things for your business or department on auto-pilot;

Think about something you should be doing every week, month, quarter, year. Well… can’t you send an email to automate it? Or at least force yourself or someone to start it? After all, we all use our email as our to-do list.

There are many more ways people can use this productivity hack. The question is… what can you use it for? Try it now:

https://recurrr.com